 | Gilbert West - 1753 - 348 str.
...driven frent thence by the Fury of a prevailing Faction, lie retired to Himera, a Towq of Sicily, iuhere he .was honourably received, and admitted to the Freedom of the City; after iwhic6 he had the Happinefs to obtain, vuhat the Greeks ejieemed the highejl Pitch of Glory, the Olympick... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1779 - 456 str.
...Ergoteles was originally of Crete, but being driven li om thence by the fury of a prevailing faction, he retired to Himera, a town of Sicily, where he •was honourably received, anil admitted to the freedom of the city; after which he had the happinefs to obtain, what the Greeks... | |
 | Robert Anderson - 1795 - 1104 str.
...Ergoteles was originally of Crete, but being driven from thence by the fury of a prevailing faction, he retired to Himera, a town of Sicily, where he was...which he had the happinefs to obtain, what the Greeks e [teemed the higheft pitch of glory, the Olympic Crown. Paufanius fay* he gained two Olympic Crowns... | |
 | Robert Anderson - 1795 - 902 str.
...Ergoteles was originally of Crete, liut being driven from thence by the fury of a prevailing faction, he retired to Himera, a town of Sicily, where he was...admitted to the freedom of the city ; after which he hud the happinefs to obtain, what the Greeks elteemed the higheft pitch of glory, the Olympic Crown.... | |
 | 1792 - 918 str.
...originally of Crete, but being driven from thence by the fury of a prevailing faction, Hind to Himen, a town of Sicily, where he was honourably received, and admitted to the fan of tke city ; after which i;.- had the happinefs to obtain, what the Greeks elteemed the left pitch... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1810 - 556 str.
...Ergoteles was originally of Crete, but being driven from thence by the fury of a prevailing faction, he retired to Himera, a town of Sicily, where he was...to the freedom of the city ; after which he had the happiness to obtain, what the Greeks esteemed the highest pitch of glory, the Olympic crown. Pawauias... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1810 - 558 str.
...hy the fury of a prevailing faction, he retired to Himera, a town of Sicily, where he was honourahly received, and admitted to the freedom of the city, after which he had the happiness to ohtain, what the Greeks esteemed the highest pitch of glory, the Olympic crown. Pa,uaaias... | |
 | Pindarus - 1810 - 482 str.
...by the fnry of a prevailing faction, he retired to Himera, a town of Sicily, where be was hononrably received, and admitted to the freedom of the city ; after which he had the happineu to obtain, what the Greeks esteemed the highest piteh of glory, the Olympic crown. Fansanias... | |
 | British poets - 1822 - 330 str.
...Ergolcles was originally of Crete; bnt being driven from thence by the fury of a prevailing faction, he retired to Himera, a town of Sicily, where he was...to the freedom of the city ; after which he had the happiness to obtain, what the Greeks esteemed the highest pitch of glory, the Olympic crown. Pausanias... | |
 | British poets - 1822 - 334 str.
...of Crete; bnt being driven from thence by the fury of a prevailing faction, be retired to ' liinera, a town of Sicily, where he was honourably received,...to the freedom of the city ; after which he had the happiness to obtain, what the Greeks esteemed the highest pitch of glory, the Olympic crown. Pansanias... | |
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Crete; bnt being driven from thence by the fury of a prevailing faction, he retired to Himera, a town of Sicily, where he was honourably received, and admitted to the freedom of the city ; after which he had the happiness to obtain, what the Greeks esteemed... 
